No, @avclub-84897987d99c64376bbf9ce8142b6446:disqus  is correct.  The question is put twice to the same witness.

"The opposite, on the other hand, is unfortunately not uncommon." Really???

@avclub-830c2addaa100a504ecaa6b4374f93ac:disqus  What? No.  New York County is equivalent to Manhattan - it doesn't cover the whole city, which is five counties corresponding to the five boroughs.

I did like how Jacob a) gets through their perimeter with apparently no trouble and b) returns to the house sans Joey and apparently faces no (immediate) repercussions.

Nope, it was the other FBI agent, as stated above.

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Citizen Kane

I was flipping through channels one night and came across Can't Buy Me Love.  I mentioned to a friend over IM that Seth Green was in it, but he couldn't have been more than 11 at the time.  To which my friend replied, "Oh, so he'd just started balding, then?"

The first 10 minutes are very well done.

Where's Summer Glau and her mace when you need it?

I've said this before, but it's the only film I've seen on VHS, laserdisc, DVD, and film (restored!).  It gets better every time.

And that's why Roseanne guest starred!  Foreshadowing!!!

Mafia businessman ftl

There's an episode of McMillan and Wife where Nancy Walker and Rock Hudson do a surprisingly intense tango.  I've never seen such unexpected sexual tension.

I thought the 2009 version of Diary of Anne Frank (starring Meera from GoT) was the most powerful, largely because it let Anne have her petty, frivolous, and childish moments.  Interestingly, that made her eventual fate all that more tragic.

I was always amazed by how old Mary Frann was.  I mean, she was a good decade and a half younger than Newhart, but when that show started she was nearly 40, and she was not that far from 50 when it ended.

He and his wife briefly hosted The Lorenzo and Henrietta Music Show, which probably confused a lot of viewers who were expecting to see people named Lorenzo and Henrietta perform music.

The UK is like some alternative universe where the most enduring '50s sitcom is The Phil Silvers Show and no one's ever heard of I Love Lucy.

You seem like the kind of person who thinks they're smarter than everyone else because they're so much dumber.

In the final episode, he's running for governor; it ends on a freeze just as the results are about to be announced.  But yeah, still a big shift.